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Band 9: question: WRITING TASK 1 You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The two line graphs below show New Zealand import figures from Australia and Japan in the years 1994 - 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image presents a line graph depicting New Zealand imports from Australia during 1994-2004; values in NZ$ million range from 3000 to 9000, shown at increments of 1000. In 1994, imports were approximately 4000; 1995 reported 5000; 1996 logged around 6000. In 1997, it slightly dipped to 5500; 1998 rose close to 6200. The 1999 data decreased again near 5800, bottoming to about 3000 in 2000. A recovery ensued, as imports reached 5500 in 2001, peaked near 8800 in 2002, followed by a slight decline to 7000 in 2003, closing around 7000 in 2004.
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The line graphs illustrate the value of imports into New Zealand from Australia and Japan between 1994 and 2004.

Overall, imports from Australia showed a generally increasing trend over the 11-year period, while imports from Japan declined gradually. In the early years, Japan was a more significant trade partner, but this changed by the end of the period.

In 1994, New Zealand imported goods worth around NZ$3.3 billion from Japan and approximately NZ$2.5 billion from Australia. Over the next few years, Japanese imports saw a steady decrease, falling to about NZ$2.5 billion by 2000 and reaching just above NZ$2 billion in 2004.

In contrast, imports from Australia rose consistently, surpassing Japanese imports around the year 1998. By 2004, the value had climbed to roughly NZ$4.5 billion, making Australia the dominant source of imports.

In summary, while Japan was New Zealand’s major import partner in 1994, by 2004 Australia had taken the lead due to a continuous rise in imports, in contrast to Japan’s gradual decline.

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